Here is some great software that I have written using Liberty BASIC and PowerBASIC. Check it out:
Leisure:
- Base Metabolic Rate Calculator - I wrote the BMR Calculator as my first program using PowerBASIC and FireFly.
It is a pretty simple program actually. The program will calculate a person's base metabolic rate. The BMR is defined as the number
of calories a person should consume within a 24 hour period that will only sustain basic body functions (heart beat, breathing, etc.)
at a complete rest. It is kind of cool actually. Hope you enjoy it.
Filesize: 342 kb Version: 1.00 Release: 10/13/2007
Utilities:
- Random Access File Maker II - Random Access File Maker II came out of the need for a
simple and easy way to create and work with Random Access Data files in Liberty BASIC. In order to work with Random Access Data files
you would have to write code that would open the data file and then write code that would create special fields in the data file
for your data and you would have to calculate the size of the data to be saved as well.Hope you enjoy it.
Filesize: 1,328 kb Version: 1.00 Release: 08/05/2006
- Simple Address Book - The Simple Address Book Program/Tutorial is a program that is written
for Liberty BASIC that shows users how to use the Cheetah Database System with Liberty BASIC. The tutorial is pretty easy to follow for
someone that has some experience using Liberty BASIC and understands the concepts of databases.
Filesize: 178 kb Version: 1.00 Release: 07/10/2006
Productivity:
- Board Feet Calculator - I wrote The Board Feet Calculator as my first experiment in Java
programming so it might be a little crude and seem not to do much. It does take a problem that almost all woodworkers' have, determining
the amount of board feet they can get out of a piece of lumber, and make it a much simpler process by allowing the user the ability to
type in values for the lumber's thickness, its width and its length.
Filesize: 60 kb Version: 1.00 Release: 09/07/2006
If you need help installing and running a Java application read this: Running my Java Applications